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Filter lists are considered out of date in incognito mode #399
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Ugh... that's bad, especially finding this right after the release. |
That's why you do a staged rollout 😉 |
Currently the stage is 6% of 10,000,000+, not good. Especially that there is no easy solution for this. I can fix it by removing |
@okiehsch Is it something that was reported elsewhere or you just stumbled on it? |
I stumbled on it, I only used the dev version with Firefox, so today was the first time that I used 1.18.0 with my laptop. |
How is it that it's only happening with this release and didn't occur before ? |
How do you conclude it did not occur before? I am sure it did occur, it just happened nobody stumbled on it. I don't use incognito myself, Chromium is not my main browser, I just test/debug uBO with it. |
I meant that I only used the dev version with Chrome to check for some obvious bugs concerning the logger and such. |
The filter lists are not really out of date and the users will have the newest filters, so technically it is not a big deal but there will be complaints. |
I am sure they are out of date, Chromium is creating a whole new IndexedDB for the incognito process of uBO. I have no choice but to revert back to |
If using |
I see, so the filter list version of the incognito window would always be the one of the time I opened the new browser session. |
It would be the lists from the package, or there would be a fetch to a remote server for the ones selected which are not in the package. |
I didn't conclude anything, nobody reported it so I assumed something like this didn't happen before, hence my question, given it's this serious, I'm surprised nobody saw this, means incognito is not used as much as I thought. |
Well, that would not be good. |
You have to check the filter lists tab in the incognito mode window, that is not something your average user will do. |
Related issue: - uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues#399 The advanced setting `cacheStorageAPI` has been added to allow a user to force the use of IndexedDB as cache storage. Set to `IndexedDB` to force use of IndexedDB. Default to `unset`.
I am getting this as well on the latest RC with FF64.0.2 on Windows 10 Ent, The filter will not update even if you select update, it goes through the update and seem like it did but no changes to the count numbers. Also if you close and open FF there ware update to be done. I selected purge and then update let it finish and close and reopen FF and have to do it all again. was not happening b4 update to 1.18.1rc1 |
I can't reproduce unless I enable the private browsing mode and that is - like funkydude mentioned - an old issue. gorhill/uBlock#2925 (comment) |
Not an old issue! and I am having the issue as described without using
incognito mode. I had to uninstall ff and reinstall to fix
issue
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Of course, it needs to be said this is not really a problem since Chromium does compress storage on disk, as @gwarser noted. |
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Description
Filter lists are always considered out of date if you open a new incognito mode window in Chrome.
Worked fine with 1.17.4
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